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The ultimate guide to sports supplements
Bigger, stronger, faster

Do supplements work? If so, which ones do you need? Our comprehensive guide tells you everything you need to know.

Bigger, stronger, faster

Whether you regularly pack a protein shake in your gym bag or just chug the occasional isotonic sports drink, chances are you've used supplements at one time or another. Trouble is, the whole process can get a bit confusing - with every supplier claiming that its brand is better filtered, or more efficient, or will pack on more muscle - to the point where you feel like you need a degree in chemistry to understand what you're putting into your body.

Here's the good news: MF is on hand to help. The science might be baffling, but we've put together a panel of medical professionals, registered dieticians and fitness experts to explain the latest developments in supplement science: what you need, when you need it, why you need it, and what - if any - are the potential pitfalls. You'll find information about each of our experts in the black box on the right.

From reading the below guides to each of the most common supplements, it's possible you'll find something that'll send your training gains through the roof - or you discover you've been using the wrong products. Either way, you'll know a damn sight more than most people do about the performance-altering chemicals they're putting into their body.

Protein
Creatine
Amino acids
Antioxidants
Fat burners
Lesser known supplements
Supplement FAQs

 

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Extra Info

Meet our panel of leading, impartial consultants and nutritionists:

Anita Bean
is the author of The Complete Guide To Sports Nutrition (£15.99, A&C Black Publishers). For more visit anitabean.co.uk.

Dr. Lonnie Lowery
is an exercise physiologist, nutrition expert and former competitive bodybuilder. He is also a licensed dietician specialising in sports nutrition.

Nikhil Rao
is a trainee doctor, avid weightlifter and regular contributor to the US bodybuilding site t-nation.com. He has been using creatine for six years.

Gregg Marsh
is a strength and conditioning coach, personal trainer and nutrition consultant. He has more than eight years of experience in nutrition. For more visit fitleanandhealthy.com.

 
 

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